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Has anyone ever changed a rear tire valve stem without removing thewheel? I have a lowered Lowrider with Mag Rims. I would appreciate any advice.My Denim jacket wasn't bungied tight enough and got caught inthe rear wheel and bent the heck out of the valve stem...enough where I have toadjust the schrader when I eitherfill it with air or check for pressure.I was lucky it didn't lock therear wheel. Lesson learned!
Has anyone ever changed a rear tire valve stem without removing thewheel? I have a lowered Lowrider with Mag Rims. I would appreciate any advice.My Denim jacket wasn't bungied tight enough and got caught inthe rear wheel and bent the heck out of the valve stem...enough where I have toadjust the schrader when I eitherfill it with air or check for pressure.I was lucky it didn't lock therear wheel. Lesson learned!
Go ahead and pull the wheel, orif the valveproblem isn't too much extra trouble and not a safety issue I would just wait until you change the rear tire. IMO
Thanks, John & Silverearl...I know the Stem needs to inserted from the inside...I was wondering if anyone has ever left the tire on, broke the bead, pull the tire to the side, & installedthe stem, aired up the tire and ride away. Soundsalmost as much as a pain as taking thewheel off the bike.
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